• Professor Alexandra Zidovska

    named Soft Matter Emerging Investigator 2022 by the Royal Society of Chemistry

    Congratulations

  • Spin Dynamics at the Nanoscale

    and its Applications: A Symposium in Honor of Andy Kent. September 23-24, 2022

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  • MAGNETIC FRONTIERS 2023

    Magnetic Frontiers: Quantum Technologies research conference. Spring 2023

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  • Cosmology and Particle Physics

    The Center for Cosmology and Particle Physics researches fundamental questions at the intersection of particle physics, astrophysics and cosmology

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  • Center for Soft Matter Research

    The Center for Soft Matter Research at NYU is dedicated to scientific inquiry at the interface between physics, chemistry, biology and engineering.

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Department of Physics

Physics Colloquia

Colloquium -- Laura Lopez: Using Supernova Remnants to Probe Explosions, Progenitors, and Compact Ob
May. 05, 2022

Colloquium -- Laura Lopez: Using Supernova Remnants to Probe Explosions, Progenitors, and Compact Object Formation
Colloquium -- Edward Witten: Algebras and Entropies For Black Holes and De Sitter Space
Apr. 28, 2022

Colloquium -- Edward Witten: Algebras and Entropies For Black Holes and De Sitter Space
Colloquium -- Chryssa Kouveliotou: The Magnetar Story
Apr. 21, 2022

Colloquium -- Chryssa Kouveliotou: The Magnetar Story

News

Professor Alexandra Zidovska
Feb. 28, 2022

Congratulations to Professor Alexandra Zidovska, named Soft Matter Emerging Investigator 2022 by the Royal Society of Chemistry
The different shapes of melted ice that form for different temperatures of the ambient water
Jan. 31, 2022

Scientists Uncover How the Shape of Melting Ice Depends on Water Temperature
photo of Professor Andy Kent
Dec. 09, 2021

Congratulations to Professor Andrew Kent, named an IEEE Fellow for contributions to the application of spin-transfer torques in nano-scale devices
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